Emergency Services, Corrective Services & Youth Justice Centres
First Responders and correctional services environment presents unique challenges for workers who need to balance control with duty of care to keeping themselves safe. Aggressive and violent behaviour not only threatens employee well-being but also impacts the safety and rehabilitation efforts. Our ADP Training Framework offers a robust solution to these pressing issues.
Our framework is designed to equip all first responders, correctional officers and staff with essential skills to manage and de-escalate potentially violent situations, and also focus on protection and the use of non punitive physical restraints which are implement under certain conditions. By focusing on prevention, behaviour management and response strategies, we aim to create safer work environments and foster a culture of respect between inmates and staff. This approach not only enhances employee safety but also contributes to improved inmate behaviour and overall facility security.

Key risks faced by retail workers include:
- Physical violence from the community and inmates, including assaults and riots
- Verbal abuse and threats
- Exposure to weapons and improvised dangerous objects
- Psychological stress from constant vigilance and hostile environments
- Drug and Alcohol effected
- Understanding of the legal limitations on keeping themselves safe
How the ADP Framework can help:
- Comprehensive de-escalation techniques tailored for correctional settings
- Scenario-based training for practical application in high-stress situations
- Strategies for identifying and managing potential threats, including gang-related violence
- Post-incident support and reporting procedures specific to correctional environments
Implementation Strategies
- Multi-faceted learning delivery including online modules for easy reference on the go
- Comprehensive restraint training to keep inmates and staff safe
Our tailored approach ensures that the training meets the specific needs of each correctional environment, from minimum security facilities and youth justice centres to maximum security prisons.